The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-12-03

Dave Felsenthal is getting in big
stock of goods.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet in Ely next Monday.
Mrs. Yates resumes charge of her
restaurant and lodging house on the
18th, Mrs. Baker retiring.
The weather, though not very cold,
has wintry appearance and threatens
a heavy storm.
Sol Hip says wait for his display in
a few days of holiday goods.
ID. Mathewson, of Hamilton, has
zone to Southern California to take in
the land boom.
B. B. Bird has leased his water bus
mess to Warren & Craw, and the latter
entered on their contract on the 1st.
Hay has jumped in this market from
us to $50 per ton. Before Spring it
likely to touch $50.
Leave ysur orders with Sol Hip.
Oods not in stock will resent for. =
The Taylor school room is over
cowded. forty pupils being in attend
ace. The work is no sinecure for
te teacher.
The tral of Karnahan and Overs
ul come off in ElkO some time in
January. A tough season for witness
and jurymen to attend.
james Sampson, of Spring Valley,
III for Eureka yesterday, armed with
10 requisite bond, to present TO the
CURT to have his property turned over
him.
The delinquent tax list for 1897,
Dpears in our columns this week, OF
al those under $500. 1t is the small
ct numerically rs well ms in amount
ia many years past.
Mrs. w. b. Graham has just got in
alarge invoice of ladies' and children's
wnter goods. Go and examine them
aid you will sec her prices are as low
uiyou can get anywhere.
The Argus mill started up Wednes-
DIV, and, unless the snow gets too
dep for ore-hauling, will have run
81 several months.
TIE mill Mt Ely is said tn he doing
nicely and giving great encourage
mint tn lis owners. A success by that
vature will in less than year attract
caital to Robinson District.
Mr.. Bader, of Spring Valley, who
wat below three wr6hs ago with his
little boy far surgical treatment, re-
turned yesterday. He left the little
fellow ut the German Hospital, where
assurance WAS given that his aiment
could he successfully treated.
Sol Hip has full supply of gents,
ladies' am childrcn's overshoes; rub
bcl boots for gents. ladies and misses
otto Boetzel, an old time White
Pher. bnt for manv years late of Eu-
reAa, has gone tn Elko To take a posi-
iiO' in the Gem saloon. Success, Otto,
wherever your lot is cast.
Taylor is now regular station for
The Eureka stage. Another. and
much needed one, has been established
at the Robinson summit. The new
contractors evidently mean To not be
behin6 time this winter as has been
the case in years past.
Talk about bec,s! The biggest we
ever saw was brought in from Cleve-
lands ranch by Brenton a few days
ago, and is now on exhibition Mt the
Fashion saloon. 1t weighs 171a
pounds, and Brenton says it was about
the smallest lac could find in half
acre patch.
Sol Hip has full supply of winter
goods arriving and to arrive. Call
and examine his prices. Also a full
line of groceries, &c.
Cherry Checkers will celebrate
Christmas with a grand ball. 1t
would not surprise us to hear of the
Jolly people of that town extending
the proceedings by sessions till after
New Years. When they begin to
dance in Cherry it is hard for them to
let up.
The Taylor and Frisco stage and
mail line is now fixed institution,
and running on time. 1t leaves here
every Tuesday and Saturday morning,
making close connection with the
train at Frisco for Salt Lake. L. s.
Scott is at the helm at this end of the